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Oct 26, 2026

Leonard SachsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:18
The more time a teenager spends on social media, the more likely that kid is to become anxious and or depressed.
Lisa BradyHOST
17:24
Psychologists Gene Twenge and Leonard Sachs are two of the experts offering insights for the new Fox Nation special, Toxic, A Generation on the Brink, which is not just about social media.
Lisa BradyHOST
17:36
There are
Jillian MichaelsGUEST
17:36
numerous

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Jillian MichaelsGUEST
25:50
And if adults can't stop, how are kids with a brain that is not
Lisa BradyHOST
25:55
developed meant to stop? So what's the most important takeaway for parents and other caregivers to try to help get kids on a healthy path mentally and physically? Because this really can just feel like a minefield.
Lisa BradyHOST
26:12
And what can toxic a generation on the brink, you know, give them for that?
Jillian MichaelsGUEST
26:17
Well, here's what I'm going to tell you.
Noel LillyHOST
30:47
So that's always a good reminder.
Noel LillyHOST
30:49
And I don't think that that's again, I don't think that's generational.
Noel LillyHOST
30:52
That should just be the standard anyway.
Kevin WelshHOST
30:54
No, it makes me think about, like, what I liked or admired about those senior firemen that we had.

18 MINS LATER

Noel LillyHOST
48:40
Well, I mean, from the captain's perspective, he lives in that unique world where he has the – he has the bully pulpit.
Noel LillyHOST
48:46
He can, he can force the hand.
Noel LillyHOST
48:49
And if the guy doesn't want to do it, you know, on his own with the other firemen or with the engineer or whatever, then you got to get everybody involved and, And maybe, maybe even in the generational difference of the way we see the world, maybe that will even absorb a little bit where he'll realize this is happening because of me and my guys are having to do this at this level because of me.
Noel LillyHOST
49:13
And maybe I should take this seriously in the future.
BaruchHOST
42:55
We'll be back with the final part of my conversation with Carla Gover after we hear a couple more tracks from William's Branch is Hard to Find.
BaruchHOST
43:02
This one's called Generations, featuring Carly Dawn Milner.
Carly Dawn MilnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:14
We are not the first, we won't be the last For the thread's bound too tight to unravel If we stare in our mirrors and never look back We won't see the roads we have traveled Generations like the rock beneath the water Generations more and more Generations from our mothers to our daughters Break and blend like the waves on the shore The sound of the blood running fast through our veins Is louder than anywhere spoken The ties that now bind us to those who are gone Have grown far too strong to be broken Generations like the rock beneath the water Generations from our mothers to our daughters Break and blend like the waves on shore Our grandmother's stories will still keep the faith When grandchildren gather together The songs of our mothers that rocked us to sleep We'll sing to our daughters forever Generations, like the rock beneath the water Generations, more and more Generations, from our mothers to our daughters Break and blend like the waves on the shore Generations like the rock beneath the water Generations more and more Generations from our mothers to our daughters Break and blend like waves on the shore
Ella WebsterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:44
If I had wings, then I would fly Above this bed in which I lie Looking down, then I would see All that yet remains of me Forms so still that cannot move Lips that long to open wide A song stuck in my throat so long I can't remember how it sounded Because in this I had no choice You must be my earthly voice Come sing the songs I would have sung If I could dream They say in heaven we throw off Chains that held us here on earth But I am bound like this so long I can't recall what freedoms were My fingers long to touch the strings Just like in my younger days My heart remembers every word Of every prayer I've ever prayed Because in this i had no choice you must be my earthly voice come sing the songs i would have sung if i could dream of being young if i could dream
BaruchHOST
49:56
You just heard Harlan 1934 featuring Ella Webster.
BaruchHOST
50:01
And before that, we heard Generations with Carly Dawn Milner singing.
BaruchHOST
50:07
And now here's the final part of my conversation with Carla Gover.
Carla GoverGUEST
50:11
I think Cy deserves a Grammy, don't you? At least one.
Amalia DupreeHOST
2:24
People do something to do nothing and people do nothing hoping to do something.
Montgomery JonesHOST
2:32
The coming generations won't know the feeling of having to untangle your wired headphones after taking them out of your pocket.
Amalia DupreeHOST
2:42
Falling backwards to your previous low point in life hits differently than hitting a new one.
Montgomery JonesHOST
2:50
Dogs might think we're shouting at them when we're sneezing.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
57:15
I want you to think about Yasui when he was there, lost, seeking, looking for something.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
57:21
Not knowing that Generations later, people throughout the world would place their hands on themselves and invite Reiki to flow.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
57:43
You couldn't have known all the lives that would be touched.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
57:49
And yet here you are.
Taylor TudiscoGUEST
10:44
that makes you say that? I'm a Gen Z.
Taylor TudiscoGUEST
10:47
I'm going to tell you, I'm prime Gen Z. Mid-generation, so I'm not the, you know, more zillennial end, nor am I the younger kid end.
Taylor TudiscoGUEST
10:56
Well, no, sorry, young adult end.
Taylor TudiscoGUEST
10:59
Very young adult end.
Tim ElmoreHOST
7:33
Yeah
Susan DavisHOST
7:33
... for the younger generation.
Tim ElmoreHOST
7:34
Yeah.
Susan DavisHOST
7:34
So if that's now included, you see why the disability rate-
Tim ElmoreHOST
7:59
That's where employees go into a stall in the bathroom, [laughs] and they just either cry or something.
Tim ElmoreHOST
8:04
So, um, I don't fault them.
Tim ElmoreHOST
8:05
They are recipients of a culture that we created, my generation-
Susan DavisHOST
8:09
Wow
MikeHOST
33:22
And it's because she wanted to protect him.
MikeHOST
33:26
When Guron, who trains the Phantom, comes to collect Kit, she's like, you know, he was the first Phantom in Generations who could have had a normal life.
MikeHOST
33:38
And he says something like, he's never going to have a normal life.
MikeHOST
33:41
He's the Phantom.
Renton RathbunHOST
1:21
She wrote a book entitled...
Renton RathbunHOST
1:24
Generations, the real differences between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers, and Silence.
Renton RathbunHOST
1:35
That's one of the other generations.
Renton RathbunHOST
1:37
And what they mean for America's future.
Naveen SamalaHOST
6:03
And then legacy.
Hanna BauerGUEST
6:04
legacy.Generations impacted
Naveen SamalaHOST
6:08
The last word is success
Hanna BauerGUEST
6:11
Transformation, being fulfilled by being your true self.

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